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Well
,
flight
then
--
flight
--
and
let
it
go
at
that
.
This
strain
was
too
much
--
hell
--
he
would
die
,
thinking
thoughts
like
these
.
How
could
he
have
dreamed
to
better
his
fortunes
by
any
so
wild
and
brutal
a
scheme
as
this
anyhow
--
to
kill
and
then
run
away
--
or
rather
to
kill
and
pretend
that
he
and
she
had
drowned
--
while
he
--
the
real
murderer
--
slipped
away
to
life
and
happiness
.
What
a
horrible
plan
!
And
yet
how
else
?
How
?
Had
he
not
come
all
this
way
to
do
this
?
And
was
he
going
to
turn
back
now
?
And
all
this
time
Roberta
at
his
side
was
imagining
that
she
was
not
going
to
anything
but
marriage
--
tomorrow
morning
sure
;
and
now
only
to
the
passing
pleasure
of
seeing
this
beautiful
lake
of
which
he
had
been
talking
--
talking
,
as
though
it
were
something
more
important
and
delectable
than
any
that
had
as
yet
been
in
her
or
his
life
for
that
matter
.
But
now
the
guide
was
speaking
again
,
and
to
him
:
"
You
're
not
mindin
'
to
stay
over
,
I
suppose
.
I
see
you
left
the
young
lady
's
bag
over
there
.
"
He
nodded
in
the
direction
of
Gun
Lodge
.
"
No
,
we
're
going
on
down
to-night
--
on
that
8:10
.
You
take
people
over
to
that
?
"
"
Oh
,
sure
.
"
"
They
said
you
did
--
at
Grass
Lake
.
"
But
now
why
should
he
have
added
that
reference
to
Grass
Lake
,
for
that
showed
that
he
and
Roberta
had
been
there
before
coming
here
.
But
this
fool
with
his
reference
to
"
the
young
lady
's
bag
"
!
And
leaving
it
at
Gun
Lodge
.
The
Devil
!
Why
should
n't
he
mind
his
own
business
?
Or
why
should
he
have
decided
that
he
and
Roberta
were
not
married
?
Or
had
he
so
decided
?
At
any
rate
,
why
such
a
question
when
they
were
carrying
two
bags
and
he
had
brought
one
?
Strange
!
The
effrontery
!
How
should
he
know
or
guess
or
what
?
But
what
harm
could
it
do
--
married
or
unmarried
?
If
she
were
not
found
--
"
married
or
unmarried
"
would
make
no
difference
,
would
it
?
And
if
she
were
,
and
it
was
discovered
that
she
was
not
married
,
would
that
not
prove
that
she
was
off
with
some
one
else
?
Of
course
!
So
why
worry
over
that
now
?
And
Roberta
asking
:
"
Are
there
any
hotels
or
boarding
houses
on
the
lake
besides
this
one
we
're
going
to
?
"
